legislative work on a number of noncontroversial bills. votes are expected at about 3:00 p.m. eastern. and now to live coverage of the u.s. house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, rabbi mark getman, temple emanu-el of canarsie, brooklyn, new york. the chaplain: let us pray. hetchly one, our protector and redeemer, guardian of life and liberty, we ask for your continued blessings as we open this session of the house of representatives. may our nation and its leaders be blessed with your protection as they continue their work for the constituents across these united states. god, continue to send your light to all elected officials across this land, guiding them with your good council counsel and providing them with wisdom and forebearance. now our nation and its citizens always work toward world peace and harmony as part and party representing this great nation. god of peace and prosperity, bless this house
it s midnight in london, 8am in singapore and also 8am in shenzen where the chinese telecom giant huawei is expected to announce legal action against the us government for barring american companies from using its technology. now, a big announcement like that would allow huawei to seize back the narrative from the extradition hearing against its chief financial officer meng wanzhou, in canada. ms meng has made a brief first appearance at a court in vancouver. let s cross live to our china correspondent, stephen mcdonell. good to have you with us. how significant is this latest development? well, i think it is pretty, pretty significant because later today in since then we will hear from huawei and they will be arguing that there has been a violation of meng wanzhou s writes in shenzen, we heard in court today, the lawyer for meng wanzhou, i would readers quote there are issues arising from the treatment of meng wanzhou upon her arrival at vancouver international airport,
for planning to kill dozens this is bbc world news. it s of people in central london. newsday. hello. you are very welcome to newsday. it s 1am in london, 9am in singapore, and also in shenzhen, where the chinese telecom giant huawei is expected to announce legal action against the us government for barring american companies from using its technology. now a big announcement like that would allow huawei to seize back the narrative from the extradition hearing against its chief financial officer meng wanzhou, in canada. ms meng has made a brief first appearance at a court in vancouver. our correspondent in beijing, stephen mcdonell, has more on huawei s upcoming news conference. late today in xinjiang will from huawei. and as you mention, they will be arguing that there has been a violation of meng wanzhou s rights. and we heard in court today, the lawyer for meng wa nzhou, i lljust read this quote, there are issues arising from the treatment of ms meng upon her arrival at th
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